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ASUS Z97V MotherBoard Problem

CorpusCallosumCorpusCallosum Posts: 3
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Hi guys,

I have a problem about the motherboard i guess.

I cannot use some of hotkeys, also, any of external monitors and projections are not recognized by my ubuntu.

I couldnt fix that problem even i search google. Any suggestion or experience about such that problem ?

I tried acpi-supoort package but nothing fixed.

thanks.

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  • atreyuatreyu Posts: 216
    CorpusCallosum wrote:
    Hi guys,

    I have a problem about the motherboard i guess.

    I cannot use some of hotkeys, also, any of external monitors and projections are not recognized by my ubuntu.

    I couldnt fix that problem even i search google. Any suggestion or experience about such that problem ?

    I tried acpi-supoort package but nothing fixed.

    thanks.

    This is a laptop, I assume? What kind? Typically, you need kernel support to utilize the hotkeys, plus some software that runs as a daemon that intercepts the key-presses and acts upon them. I have used such software on my Lenovo X and T series laptops. I use Fedora and there is a package in the repos called tpb that provides this.

    To get additional monitors to work, you need to modify the configuration file for the X server, typically found in /etc/X11/xorg.conf. I'm not sure about Ubuntu, but there may be a graphical tool to do that. You also need to go into the BIOS and make sure that any VGA-out ports are enabled (again, if a laptop).
  • CorpusCallosumCorpusCallosum Posts: 3
    yes this a laptop, and VGA output is already enabled.
  • atreyuatreyu Posts: 216
    CorpusCallosum wrote:
    yes this a laptop, and VGA output is already enabled.

    What kind?
  • stanchostancho Posts: 1
    May be you have trouble with acpi module. I have Asus laptop - x50gl series (M/B is f5gl version). In my case and battery did not detect. This is bug in kernels 2.6.25 - 2.6.28 (I use Ubuntu 8.10 and kernel 2.6.27).
    Kernel bug - http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11880
    I fixed problem after pach and recompile kernel.
    Pach - http://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/1478/


    Perhaps to seek a possible solution and here :unsure: - http://www.linlap.com/wiki/asus

    I hope to help you.
  • CorpusCallosumCorpusCallosum Posts: 3
    I check it again and an interesting thing happened.

    When I changed ctrl+F1, external monitor was working, i mean it is only work with terminal. if i turn back to Gnome external monitor is not working.

    the links above have not helped me actually and i am really fed up with that problem because i cannot make my presentations in my ubuntu.
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